The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1887-05-19


ton Of the Hon. Chas. II. Simonton.
IIo would wear worthily the mantle
Of the deceased Justice,
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WE desire to call the attention of The
editor of tho Anderson Mtclligencer
to the fact that he has taken most
uDwarrantablc liberty with the Eng
lish language. In tho last issue OF his
paper he proposes to "rcorganizc the
judiciary" and thereby among other
things "to practicalize tho adjudica-
tire in this State, which is now too
often forced and theoretical" Now
We object to the proposed rcorganiza-
ton, because from our friends state
mcnt we do not know exactly what
state OF things he desires 10 bring
about, and we object to any further
use of the words that we have itali-
cizcd, because they have never been
III use before, and we can get along
much better without them than with
them. Don't conround the language.
WE will not accept advertisements
from any such al cntcrprisc.--Nct
York Star.
We know nothing whatever Of the
enterprise referred 10, but we arc ccr-
tainly very glad to sec that there is ut
lcast ono newspaper in the United
States that will discriminate rs to the
matter of tho advertisements that may
appear in its columns. The time has
2aRaEaILasjnly como for sweeping reform
1ction. 1t is generally un-
any advertisement, good
lSs&ccnt or indecent, may find
5Sevcn in respectable newspapers
if the cash be forthcoming, and indc Cd
it would not be difficult to justify this
view from the pages of any daily that
might come to hand. Palpablc frauds
Of every variety arc constantly thrust
before tho gazo Of all classes of read,
crs, and tho crcdulous and unWary
arc despoilcd Of their hard-carncd
money by the help Of that same patri-
otto press that claims to be tho right
fnl guardian Of the peoples rights.
We arc glad TO welcome tho least indi-
cation Of reform.
Too Mean for characterization.
Tho refusal of tho "Gcttysburg
Battlefield Memorial Association" to
allow tho survivors of PickctCs famous
charge to erect monument on Gene
terry Ridge to the memory Of their
fallen comrades is too mean to be char
actcrizcd in parliamentary language.
They arc willing to have tho monu-
ment built at Pickctts starting point,
but not within the lines Of tho North
crn army. They object, also, to the
inscription on the base Of The monu-
mcnt, two lines written in pcEcil by
Gen. Lee, and found in his army
satchcl after Appomattox:
Glorious is his fate, and cnvicd is his lot,
Who for his country fights and for it dies
--New York Usral0.
We don't know who the Memorial
Association are, but we venture TO say
that they never saw any service on tho
tlcld; they were non-combatants until
after Appomattox, and have done
nothing since that time but nurse
through twenty-five years Of peace the
ignoble preiudccs of war.
The survivors have one consolation,
no monument however imposing could
add anything to tho fame of the gal
liant band Of heroes that followed
Pickett Oh that tatctul day. Their
hcroism, sublime il its perfection, the
common heritage Of united country,
will be sung by succeeding genera
tions, until courage shall be no longer
accounted virtue. Cemetery Ridge
will stand rs their monument through
all the countless centuries TO como lust
as tho Thcrmopylmn pass has stood,
and still stands an impcrishablc monu-
mcnt to tho memory of Spartan yalor
that perishcd at its post.
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